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LITERARY NOTES.

FusE & wAGsALLs, New Yorb, have
Just issued Saratoga Chips and Carls-
bad Wafe's," by Nathan Sheppard.
This unique book 10 q quaint, crisp
and humorous description OF the puf-
suit OF happiness and health at the
two great mineral water resorts OF
America and Europe. II 10 pictured
from real life. The sketch Ia graphic
q I'd realistic TO the fst degree. There
10 a strange mixture Of wit, philosophy
and instruction In lite pages. II 10
breezy a. the pine laden atmosphere OF
our famed Saratoga. The man or the
woman In pursuit OF health, rest,
recreation, can do no wiser thing than
get and read this little book. l2mo
paper. Price 30 cents.
A WILL known Boston kindergart.
ner has made and Bdbyldnd prinle, q
series Of nursery jingle tales with iun.
ming accomplishments Of pictures and
hneer play which mothers and babies
70 over together with equal delight.
There are two tels oil pictures, one Tor
the eyes and one for the hands. The
latter shows how fneets eau represent
rabbits, pigs, mice, birds, tlowers and
clouds in the sky. This setiey OF baby
delight alone IL enough to mako tho
fortune OF Babylaad. Bus II isn't
alone. There are puzzles 80 easy that
baby can almost read them, and
rhymee that sing themselves In her ear
40 ehe goes to sleep, and pleasant tales
TO come again In her dreams. There
IL only ons rich aud beautiful Baby.
land. Send 10 ID. Lothrop Company,
Boston, o cents Tor tample copy.
WAR "Ginxe Baby" did for TEN.
perance, what the Battle OF DorkinR"
did 10 arouse the British nation 10 ~
own weaknesses, will the Republic
Of the Future" do for the question OF
socialism. Mrs Anna Bowman Dodd
las chosen this title for q political
brochure that Metste. Cassell 4 Com.
pany have In prefl for immediate pub
licaiion. This little book 10 In the
form OF q brilliant and highly original
series Of letters supposed 10 be written
by SEedieh nobleman, on visit 10
America In the twenty. first century.
In these letters the writer has depicted
what the social, civil and political
aspect OF America would be under
socialislic rule, after socialism had be-
come q hred and stable form OF gov
eminent The subject Ia treated with
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-01

On extraordinary degree Of reality and
naturalnsw.
MURRAY DRorHERHooD" opens the
July Outing and Il ads one naturally to
the frat article entitled "On the
March," neat and vivid picture Of q
soldiers experiences. The paper 10
we'll illustrated by half dozsn clever
pen and ink sketches by Remington.
Ripley Hitchcr OK recounis in hu.
morous vein lsndsmsn's trials while
on q yachting cruise. Every sailor on
the billow will appreciate, the story.
"Twelve Days Without a Sunset" Is
the title Of James Ricslton's contribu.
ton to this number, and is q link in
the chain OF his cheap travel series.
"Fidels" is q capital bit Of hore
racing, we'll told, short and to the
point. Remington tells the artists
story just as graphically as Mr.. Gard
ner. On the bicycle ever wheeling,
wheeling onward, Thomas Stevens
will be found at N sshed the Holy"
His narrative becomes more and more
orbing, ss he reaches the Afghan
boundary, he brings his story to that
point where he Is met by the Afghan
courier with letters prohibiting his
advance through the Ameer's country.
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5PlDELITY AFFAIR.
Bead Increased Co $780,.
I'D tsepkin.'. 90 sIoe 900.

'HAri, June 30 United States
lictAttorney Barnet today request.
cd Commissioner Hooper TO Increase
the bond OF Il l.. Harper, late vice.
pre6ldent Of the Fidelity National
Bauk 10 500 900, and that OF Benz. +.
Hopkins, late assistant cashier, 10
$40, 600, and Il was done. This action
confirms the fact that the policy OF the
government Ia 20 deal with the strict.
est severity with all who are culpsble
In the Fidelity catastrophe. The Dis.
uict Attorney today flea proceedings,
brought by the Comptroller Of the
Curesey, 10 forfeit the charter Of the
Fidelity National Bank and wind up
The aiiaifs Of the corporation.
Mr. j, y. Larkin, who yesterday re.
signed the presidency Of the Oincin.
natl National Bank, has executed
mortgages 10 all his creditors upon all
his real estate. lie transferred 10 the
bank Yesterday piece Of real estate
valued al $4,000.
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Thus, though tte output bias tended

Thus, though tie output has tended
TO increase, the gross value and the
value per carat have apparently de-
clined In a greater ratio. Meanwhile,
the cost Of mining hsI increased, snd
the margin Of profit for mine owners
snd shareholders ha, continued to
diminish. The increAfed depth Of
the mines and the diff jultieJ connect
cd with the working, tend to incl sa3e
expenses, and steady maintenance
Of a large output adding to the bulk OF
an article In consumption which is
practically indestructible, must tend
equally 10 bring about the further de.
probation OF prices.
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A YOUNG FIEND.
A Twelve Year Old COIOred Girl
Attempts "a Poison whole
Family.

BALTIMORE, MD, June 30.-Blanche
Cook, colored, sged twelve years, yes-
terday attempted t. poison the family
OF Mrs. WhaleE, in South Baltimore.
She wss corrected for some fault by
MIA Whslen, 81 or which che pro-
cured some oil Of viiriol and put it in
the wRter cooler. Several Il the fam
lily draak Of the water and were made
very 3 ok She aso attempted to kill
several members Of the family by
turning on the gas after they had re-
tired. No serious result followed, and
the giIl will be sent to reforma'ory
institution.
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TIRED OF BLOODSHED.
THE CITIZENS OF ROWAN COUH-
TT ORGANIZE THEMSELVES
Iato a Protective Association, "a
Uphold and Defend the Law
with Their Lives.

LuIsvILLE, KY, June 3d. A special
10 the Courier journal from Morehead,
KY. Gays that there appears to be no
foundation whatsoever for the rumor
that the TollIvers are organizing, and
that the people Of Rowan county feel
confident that their long war Is over
aod that an era Of peace and happiness
has at last dawnsd upon the unfortu-
nate section. This belief IL fou lded
upo1 the outpoufing Of citizens at the
meeting yesterday, called to organ no
q protective association for the up.
holding OF the law. An al ,icle VIZ,
then drawn up which every signer
pledged himself with his life TO pro
tect the lie and property of the
citizens Of Morehead and OF Rowan
county. This Was signed by oil Of the
800 men present. Among the formal
resolutions adopted were the follow.
Ing: 1--WE hereby pledge TO OUT selves
and TO the people OF Kentucky that We
will obey the law, and We are deter.
mined 10 require observance OF Il In
others. We are tired OF bloodshed,
and We are determined TO have q
dominion Of Law, rather than longer
reign OF violence.
I'VE agree 10 act ~ posse comitatus
whenever summoned by the sheriff to
execute the process Of any court, and
whom warrants OF arrest are placed in
our hands We sgree TO bring the par.
ties accused 20 the bar OF the courts,
alive u possible, dead II necessary.
1--WE deplore violence In all i,s
iormr, but We are determined thai
lawles men shall not longer terror
Rowan county, but that We will ip<
strict Interpretation OF the law u
terror - wrong.doers, from vi
source they may come.
We will guarantee TO ey
accused Of crime and brous
county 10 10 tried, q fair
lection from violence.
fully ask all good olv
county, Of all shad
oign these resoluti2
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sUnMER URsISCKEIs'

POUND TR IoEElths variou,
~ spnhn.esssias Nill BE- on
sele oy ne ~ ~ ~ aston Rail
Iofi on Ano ~ Ifupply OF. /
euiatt, phminI no ot9s matter
On hand. fna prou lied. with
III soneehi.s. 1es Do reach
inc nme, WIN 9hu time OF
scsBsry In the adv. IRiimsp
and shecks g .! Call on Bar.
". p. Kills. Ticket Arc, ysdison
zshsln q. OF ca: pssaas. "A,
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BUEL EXPECTED
moment nstween mai. Greene
Md James barrett, Editor.

Nav YoRK, June 30.-A special
bm Augusta, Ga, pays: The diff
tulty between Maj ]. w. Greene,
general manager Of the Georgia rail.
road, aud George Barrett. editor Of the
Giobe and Lance, 10 liable nj any mo-
ment 10 terminate In a street en-.
counter. Whenever the men 20 upon
the streets they 90 armed aud sur.
rounded by friends. When they meet
they will hght.
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NJ CharIe. viii ue 40 r,x,..a

OTTAWA, 0Sr. June SO.-sir Charles
Upper left Ottawa today for Halifax,
ana will call for England In about ten
days. IL 10 understood that Sir Charles
has reconeidered his inten ion 10 70.
eign, and will retain for the present
the ofiice Of Oanadisn High Commits.
sioner In London.
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Iuka Springs Hotes|
IuKi. MISS June !, r ~

ON. AND AFTER IpIs BATH n, ~
" lin cen!n1ection With the Q, lebrsteI
spilnr rin Dc osnsd for visitors
n he midst q bs;1yifui P aPE'. ,,l
wopderiul for &c sedicinsl d. operAN
thsr waters 1hs Smmodiuus Hotsil
~ competsnt m5af mspt, will inSufa
shtful retreat q the heat Of Tie citiss. \
he malaria Of Injected district. N
aem Pms ana e1lsston hailrosd will make
Letters are corantly being reeeivsS IN
feEsrd 70 terms. such oommunicatSnna
Fli be .promptlyf cheerlully am weiei X,
IN application toe proprietor.
w. Il. HARRISht
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hewkineston Hotes
K1sssIlS SPRINGS
Chssthsn County. Tenn,
Opens for Ne Rsesptiea Of Guest
JUNE \ 1857. o., q

WI hay, in,t completed An elegant
The wstes consist o. Hrsogtons, Chalybs|
Liver coSpislnss nd as.y D.ss s.s.t The
are especially recommended
The altitude Of these Spripgs is 400 feel
higher tn(n Nashville. Beautiful lawn, 6nI
mSIsria IN eaences and mosauitoes. rum
Fine shing and boating. Amusemens OIL
Tele &aph and telephone connectio ns dali
R n ' sbs ICY K niles A. M ifO Inn Ss,s
tiresoI stage ride, as these Springs are onl
800 yai)s from depot.
RATES:
or q,
ret Wvok lO.y
IeI tUsl
Foft0rthes information apply TO
j. X. WIhB0URN, Manager,
Kingston SPRINGS, Tenn.
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gites the
Grand gllows
Of 0J hstitut.
ing I Jet here
last trisrchal
rea ing ofic.
crq Cleveland;
lid |wis, Wheel.
Id bm, Oolum-
N. Potter,
w. o. Bowles,
W. 7. Ander.
btor, James II.
plain, DIR. T. II.
major first bat
10, Columbus; ma
hon, q. III. Uissel,
third battalion, T.
hnatl.
enty. first anniversary
ktion OF the order into
and Il will be celebrat.
opriate manner. Lodges
lee from Pennsylvania,
FerAl towns In West Wiz.
re 10 take part.
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Bon IA {prjags..

Tss1S:; . s. ;i;sr; iS /: !:
Waters In ab lee. Nalaria or mn.'
quitoeS. Fare roundt slO.i is, teho,.
70 f'r rae i.''. g 'is;''aSEtsS,S.
Main MLsDnSpsi.
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HOUSE.


FRIDAY, Jan IA, 1887.
Met according to adjournment.
PRAYER by the chaplain.
Papers from the Senate read and referred
in concurrence and read and passed in con-
Currence.
A communication WAS received from the
Land Agent, transmitting, in accordance with
an order of the last legislature a list of the
plantations that have been required to paw
State or county taxes. that contain less than
two hundred inhabitants
On motion of Mr.. Walton of Skowhegan,
ordered printed and referred to the Judiciary
Committee.
The following papers were presented and
referred to the judiciary Committee:
By Mr.. Condor of Friendship Bill an &C,
to provide punishment for getting on board
railroad trains when 10 motion.
BY Mr.. Grindle of Mt. Desert-Bill an ACT
to increase the capital stock OF the Bar
Harbor Water Company.
BY MIR. Kingsbury of Bradford-Remon.
STRANGE of citizens of Garland and other
towns against the Medical Registration Bill
BY MIR Glover of Rockland-Bill an &C,
additional to and anendatory of chap. 522 OF
the private and special laws Of 1885, relating
to the Camden & Rockland Water Co.
BY Mr.. Newbert of Appleton.
STRANGE of George f. Payson ct ais,
agsinst granting additional privileges to the
Camden and Rockland Water Company.
The following papers were prese nted and
referred to the Committee on Legal Affairs
By Mr.. Wright of Paris.-Bill an act to
incorporate the Buckheld Village Corpora
ton. Also bill ar act entitled an act to in
corporate the Buckfeld Water Company.
BY Mr.. Harrington of Norridgewock.-
Bill an act to repeal section IL. chapter 60.
of the Revised Statutes, relating to divorce.
BY Mr.. Moore of STANDARDIZATION to
extend the charter of the proprietor of the
Cobbossee Fish Cultivating Company.
The following papers were presented and
referred to the Committee on Temperance
BY Mr.. Alden of Winthrop of
II. J. Bailey and Pa others in favor of ad.
ditional legislation to suppress the sale of
liquor.
By Mr.. Weymouth of Biddeford .-Peti.
tious of Timothy B. Hussey and 43 others
Charles C. Vinal and IS others Of Kenne.
hunk, Hezekiah Chase and AZ others of Old
Orchard, John F. johnson and 40 others OF
Cornish, in favor of additional penalties fol
the suppression of liquor traffic.
By Mr.. Clark of Calais.-Petition to pro-
vide additional penalties by Law toward tbs
suppression of liquor traffic.
By Mr.. Smith Of REPRESENTATION o.
GA johnson and 1876 others for Legislation
for the suppression of the liquor traffic
The following papers were presented anC
referred to the Committee on Education:
BY Mr.. Condor of Friendship-Bill an &C
relating to the more permanent employ
of teachers.
BY Mr.. Ryder of Springfeld-Petition o.
Joseph W. Burke and 50 others of Lee, il
favor of Lee Normal Academy.
The following paper, were presented snC
referred TO the Committee on Labor:
By Mr.. Wiswsll of Ellsworth petition o
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Purintou of Bowdoinham, Eells of Camden,
Lombard of Windhsm, and Weymouth o'
Biddeford, were Joined on the part OF the
House.
The speaker announced the following cor
rec,ion 10 the Committee on Temperance
Newbert Of Appleton, instead of Poole OF
Boothbay.
Paper from the Senate:
Ordered. The House concurring, that when
this Legislature adjourn, it be TO meet on
TUESDAY, next at ii O'clock A. VI.
This order came from the Senate read and
passed. The House non-concurred by vote
of so 10 favor t. SO against and sent II escs
to the Senate. The Senate returned the or
der. refusing to concur in the action IF the
House, and insisting on the original order
On motion of Mr.. Talbot of East Machia',
the House voted to insist and adhere and
the following were appointed a committee OF
conference on the part of the House: Messr'.
Talbot, Pattapgall of Pembroke ana Lyons
of Vinaihaven
The House then took a recess of thirty
minutes.
Ceon the re-assembling of the House the
repor, OF the committse of conference MAS
received, amending The original order b.
striking out Tuesday next at II o'clock 4.
NJ" and inserting Monday next at 80
o'clock p. NJ"
This report came down from the Senate
read and accepted. and was read and accept
ed in concurrence.
Adjourned.
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Does Il Paye

farce fourths of our people are troubled
with Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint in some
form or other, which by nature of the disease
has depressing influence on the mind or
body, preventing them from thinking or act
ing clearly IN any matter of Importance
Indigestion. coming up Of food after eating,
dyspepsia, sick headache. scidtv of the
stomach or any arrangement, of the
stomach or liver upon which the whole ac-
ton of our system depends) are speedily
aud etfectually overcome by the use of Green =
August Flower. The most stubborn cases
have yielded TO its influence, as thousands of
letters received will testify The immense
sale of this medicine is another guarantee of
its merits, lover million and half bottles
sold last yesr.) So We ask, will it pay you
TO suffer from snv of the above diseases
when you can have immediate relief in Aug
ust Flower. Three doses will prove its
worth. Ii is sold by all druggists and gen.
eral dealers in all parts of the world.
oct9o&w lynrchwkv
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A Chance for Health

Is afforded those fast sinking into condition OF
hopeless debil tx The means at hand. In the
form of genial medicinal cordial, Hosetjer's Stom-
ach Ri tiers embodrs the combined qualities of "A
blood rriiiz r and depurcnt. tonic aud an altera
tive. While it promotes digestion and assimilation
and stimulates "a petite, has the further effect of
purifying the life current and Strengthening the
nervous system. AS the blood grows richer and
purer by its use. thew who resort to this sterling
medicinal agent. acquire not only vigor but bodi y
substance. healihful change in the secretions 10
effected by it, and that and rapid ysica decay
which chronic obstruction OF the functions of the
system produce is arrested. The prime causes OF
disease being removed. health is speedily renovated
and vigor restored. janild&wlwnr
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1ailn Aeunebet 5ouruaI.
Augusta. Saturday Morning. Jan. Is.
Notice..
HOUSE OF REPRKsESTATIvEs,

AUGUSTA. Jan. 8, los7.i
Ordered, That the time for the reception OF pitt
tons and bile for private and .p cia legs a'ion
limited to Monday, Ian. 81, 1871, and that all such
petitions and bills presented alter that date be re-
ferYef the next legislature and tina, the clerk Of
the House cause this order TO be pubshed In the
Daily Kennebec Journal. Bangor DAILY Wing and
Courier. Portland Daily fress, Ia tern Argus, .>ew
aston Daily Journal, Bangor numerical, Bath ID lily
Times, Aroos,ook RepGblicaa. rnGed by sddine
Rockisnd Opinion, El-worth American, PiscAta-
guis Observer and Machias Republican.
This order came from the Senate, read and passed
and wa, read and pa.-ed Ia concurrence.
NICHOLAS FRssESDES. Clerk.
true copy. Attest:
NICHOLAS FEssEyDks, Clerk.
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HEARINGS ASSIGNED.

The Committee on Interior Waters give notice
shat a hearing is assigned on petition Of Hartley
lord aud IS Others to alter channel of Moussm
River for Thursday, JAN ~ AT room State House,
? O'Clock Z. NJ.
The Committee on Interior Waters give notice
that a hearing is assigned ON petition OF Thomas {.
Kennedy et ais to prevent the throwing OF saw
dust into Damar> Gotta Bay. Tor Tuesday, Jan. IS,
at room &, State House, O'Clock Z. NJ.
The Committee on Interior Waters give notice
,haf a hearing is assigned petition of II. =.
Ciarr for permission 10 build wharf on kennehunk
river, for Tuesday, JAN Is at room O. State House,
Q O'Clock p. III.
The Committee on Interior Waters give notice
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Devine & Coughln can always be relied
upon to carry in stock the purest and best
goods, and sustain the reputation of being &C.
tive, pushing and reliable, by recommending
articles with well established merit and such
as are popular. Having the agency for the
celebrated DR.. Kings New Discovery for con-
sumption, colds and coughs, will sell it on
positive guarantee. 1t will surely cure any
and every affection of throat, lungs, or chest,
and in order to prove our claim, we ask you
to call and get Trial Bottle Free
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II the Sufferers from Consumpt,on,

Scrofula, and General Debility, will try
SCOTS Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil.
with Hypophosphites, they will find immediate
relief and permanent benefit. DIR. II. v.
Mott, Brentwood, Cal, writes 81 have used
SCOTS Emulsion with great advantage in
cases OF Phthsis, Scroiula and Wasting
Diseases generally. 1t is very palatable."
decl ldend&H4w
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The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands. Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruption, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price rs cent. per box. For sale
by Devine & Coughlin. may29td&wly
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How true the saving, I'VE do not prize
health till we loose it." J. B. Wilson, of
No. Bradford, Me-, writes, Belts Ssrsspsrills
has benefited my wife as no medicine ever
did before" If YOU want to be we'll and
strong use Bells Ssrsapariila Nothing equal
TO it. go cts. per bottle.) janlld&wlw
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Statistics show that more people die of con-
sumption than from any other cause. Slight
colds are the true seeds of consumption.
Beware Of the slightest cough. Adamson's
Botanic Balsam stands without a peer Trial
size only 10 cents. ianIld&wlw
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The central location and new fittings of
the Sturtevant House, New York, and its
popular management by Messrs. Matthews &
Pierson, make it just the place TO stop.
janl ldeod&wlg
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Children troubled with worms suffer every
thing. X f Jones. Eddington. Me-, writes,
There is nothing equal to Bells Sarsaparilla
for children troubled with worms" 1t vii!
cleanse their stomach and give them both
health and strength. (Only so cts. per
botile.) ian4d&wlw
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FIrs.-An fits stopped free by DR.. Kline's
Great Nerve Restorer. No fits after first
DAYS use. Marvellous cures. Treatise and
So 90 trial bottle free to fit eases. Send =
DR.. Kline. 93l Arch ST., Phiia,.eipa! 5, IA
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Mrs A. ID. Chandler, Derby. Vermont, writes: 81
think DR.. Seth Arnold's Indian Vegetable Sugar
Coated Pills the best I ever used"
Dr: Seth Arnold's Soothing and Quieting Cordial
Tor children. Recommended by mothers and nurses
25c.
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That ambitious but dlsconsolate expon-
ent OF civil service reform, the Indian
apolis Freeman. pronounces President
Clevelands so-called reform lone fifth
genuine and four ffths humbug"
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that hearing IL assigned on petition Of Geo. Hus-
sey ct as TO preven, the THROWN OF saw dust m
Damari Gotta Bay, for Tuesday. Jan. IS. at room o.
State House, O'Clock r. u.
The Committee on Interior Waters give notice
that a hearing Is assigned petition of A. l.
Childs ct ais for charter Rapid river, tor Tues
day, jan IS, at room 9. state House. O'Clock T. II
The Conn ittee Interior Waters give notice
thar hearing IL assigned on the petition OF W u
Mailing ct ats. for charter for dam in Ptnoo-coi
lake. for Tuesday Jan. IS, at room 8, state House
O'Clock p. ~
The Committee on Interior Water. give notice
that NJ airing Is assigned on the act authorizing
Frank w Lincoln 70 take and use the earth on the
bottom Of Cha pond, fr Thurrd.y. Jan. 20, al
room 6, state House, O'Clock T. VI.
The Committee on Interior Waters give notice
that a hearing is a-si7sed on the acs authorizing
Frank W. Linboln 10 hang wrecklng b9oms in Pc
nobseot river for Thursday Jan 90 at room o. State
House. O'Clock p. ".
q. q. GILBERT. ich.;,a,
IRA H. RANDALL. Chsifmen'
A. W. YORK, Sec.
No ice Is hereby given tina, hearing will b. had
before the judiciary Committee, Tuesday. Jan. -,
a; 2. o +. VI upon he question Of Abolsshing In
pri.oument far Debt.
Al.o al the time and place, Upon the question
of Exemuting " ages from Tru tee Process.
Al art es in crested will govern themselves &C
cordingly.
ANDREW r. WIswELL. Sec Judiciary Com.